Hello,
I've been running a middle relay [1] for months and I have always
noticed an unbalance between incoming and outgoing connections
(monitored through arm).
The incoming connections were always in between 0-10% more than the
outgoing ones.
This morning though the unbalance has reached so far
Longclaw is broken again. Has not updated
55% of the the relay BS measurments for
forty hours.
Updated the ticket below with details
and raise it to "major" issue.
At 16:42 7/25/2015 -0400, you wrote:
>Realized not everyone monitors this
>list so I opened a Trac ticket:
>
>https://trac.torproj
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Roger Dingledine:
> I wonder how many guards shift location significantly across the
> Internet, and how often?
For simplicity lets define 'significantly' as 'guard changed its AS'.
Taking into account data starting from first of July. There were 5
>(where a lot of IPs changed their AS from
>IANA to Digital Ocean)
A couple of minor notes regarding ASNs:
1) many IPs fall under a hierarchy of
ASs where a large core-network provider
(e.g. Level3) advertises a block and a
second client leaf-AS advertises a sub-
block. Sometimes the core AS adv
At 22:05 7/28/2015 -0400, you wrote:
>
>A couple of minor notes regarding ASNs:
>
Also the AS number assigned to an IP
address may legitimately vary depending
on the source/observer. This is due to
the relativistic nature of BGP routing.
For example a Comcast address 74.95.187.105
is listed in AS
On Tue, 28 Jul 2015 09:04:44 +0200
mattia wrote:
> I've been running a middle relay [1] for months and I have always
> noticed an unbalance between incoming and outgoing connections
> (monitored through arm).
> The incoming connections were always in between 0-10% more than the
> outgoing ones.
>
On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 02:59:05AM +0200, nusenu wrote:
> Roger Dingledine:
> > I wonder how many guards shift location significantly across the
> > Internet, and how often?
>
> So nothing to worry about to much I guess.
Or to turn it around, it makes it a lot easier to dump the WFU
(weighted fra
